How to Use It
Witchcraft & Folk Magick
- Anoint the pulse points before meeting a lover.
- Dress a red candle on a Friday for passion.
Hoodoo & Rootwork
- Dress a candle with a name paper for lust and attraction.
- Add to a bath before a date.
A Simple Working
- On a Friday night, take a red candle.
- Carve your name and your lover’s into the wax.
- Anoint the candle with the oil.
- Anoint your own wrists and neck.
- Light the candle and picture the passion you want.
- Let it burn out.
Pairs Well With
- Red candles, for passion.
- Damiana, for lust.
- Patchouli leaves, for a charm bag.
- Rose petals, for love.
- Carnelian, for warmth.
What You Receive
Patchouli-Musk perfume oil, in a 1/2 oz bottle, blended in cosmetic-grade oils.
Origin & Lore
Patchouli is a herb of the mint family from tropical Asia, and musk was once the scent of the musk deer, now made synthetically. Both are heavy, warm and sensual scents. This oil combines them for attraction and passion.
In the nineteenth century, Indian shawls were shipped with dried patchouli leaves to keep out moths, and the scent became so tied to genuine Indian cashmere that European makers began scenting their imitations with it.
The word musk comes from Sanskrit muṣka, testicle, because the musk gland of the male deer resembles one. In hoodoo, patchouli is used for love and money, and some modern writers say patchouli can stand in for graveyard dirt.
Did You Know?
Patchouli was an emblem of the 1960s counterculture and has been used in perfumes since the nineteenth century.



